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Lot 198: An Assortment of Decorative Ceramics and Glassware including Wandel & Goltermann Steins and Chokin Art Vases

This auction ended on September 16, 2026.

Start price: £5

Estimated price: £5 - £10

Buyer's Premium: 20%

Sold for: £3

This lot comprises an assortment of decorative ceramics and glassware including stoneware, porcelain, and cut glass items. The group includes two cream-glazed stoneware steins; one is printed with the text WG EXPO ’94, going forward together, and Wandel & Goltermann Ltd. in purple and blue, while the other is inscribed Wandel & Goltermann Ltd. Oktoberfest Party July 1991 and features a blue boxed WG logo. Two black-glazed vases are present, each carrying an adhesive label reading Chokin ART 24kt Gold. The porcelain selection features Oriental style tea cups and saucers decorated with hand-painted landscape scenes and gilt-edged rims, alongside two bulbous white porcelain vases with central gilt-bordered metal medallions and a pair of seated figurines in traditional dress holding fans. Glassware consists of a green and clear cut glass bowl with a matching underplate in a stylised geometric star pattern, two clear pedestal bowls with scalloped edges and frosted leaf decoration, and a small clear glass vase with an embossed rose motif. A large fluted earthenware planter in a two-tone cream and brown glaze completes the collection.


Condition report:

The stoneware steins exhibit light surface staining and minor spotting to the glaze (photos 2, 3, and 6). The porcelain tea ware, figurines, and bulbous white vases show no obvious chips or cracks in the provided views (photos 1 and 3). Glassware items display minor surface wear and typical light shelf scratches to the undersides (photos 4 and 5). The fluted earthenware planter appears to be in good condition with no visible damage (photo 1).